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Adaptation improves face trustworthiness discrimination [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 Adaptation to facial characteristics, such as gender and viewpoint, has been shown to both bias our perception of faces and improve facial discrimination.
Bruce D Keefe +3 more
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Face Adaptation and Face Priming as Tools for Getting Insights Into the Quality of Face Space [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 During the recognition of faces, the incoming perceptual information is matched against mental representations of familiar faces stored in memory. Face space models describe an abstract concept of face representations and their mental organization, in ...
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Face adaptation effects show strong and long-lasting transfer from lab to more ecological contexts
Frontiers in Psychology, 2012 A review on recent experiments on figural face aftereffects reveals that adaptation effects in famous faces can be quite sustainable, lasting for hours up to days.
Claus-Christian eCarbon, Thomas eDitye
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Under the sun: adaptation effects to changes in facial complexion
BMC Psychology, 2023 Background Many Western people enjoy sunshine, and through the sun’s stimulated increase in melanin, the skin tone or skin complexion will darken (and lighten again during winter).
Sandra Utz +3 more
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Face Adaptation—Investigating Nonconfigural Saturation Alterations
i-Perception, 2021 Recognizing familiar faces requires a comparison of the incoming perceptual information with mental face representations stored in memory. Mounting evidence indicates that these representations adapt quickly to recently perceived facial changes.
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Bodies adapt orientation-independent face representations
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 Faces and bodies share a great number of semantic attributes, such as gender, emotional expression, and identity. Recent studies demonstrate that bodies can activate and modulate face perception.
Ellyanna eKessler +3 more
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Contrast Adaptation in Face Perception Revealed Through EEG and Behavior
Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, 2021 Exposure to a face can produce biases in the perception of subsequent faces. Typically, these face aftereffects are studied by adapting to an individual face or category (e.g., faces of a given gender) and can result in renormalization of perceptions ...
O. Scott Gwinn +3 more
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Face adaptation effects: Reviewing the impact of adapting information, time, and transfer
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 The ability to adapt is essential to live and survive in an ever-changing environment such as the human ecosystem. Here we review the literature on adaptation effects of face stimuli to give an overview of existing findings in this area, highlight gaps ...
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 Adaptation and aftereffect are well-known procedures for exploring our neural representation of visual stimuli. It has been reported that they occur in face identity, facial expressions, and low-level visual features.
Kazusa Minemoto, Yoshiyuki Ueda
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 Face aftereffects (e.g., expression aftereffects) can be simultaneously induced in opposite directions for different face categories (e.g., male and female faces). Such aftereffects are typically interpreted as indicating that distinct neural populations
Nadine eKloth +5 more
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